Here's how you can cultivate confidence in the music industry.

Confidence and trust are best demonstrated in everything you do. It's like they are embedded into your overall performance. You don't need to explicitly state that you feel confident about something – it shows through your actions. This skill can be developed by engaging in discussions, studying the subject, collaborating with others, and, of course, participating in industry events. It's important to remember that nothing beats personal experience. When you get the chance to actually do something, you gain firsthand knowledge of how the task is performed, and you also learn how you can best excel at it.

In the grand symphony of life, the melody of confidence plays not through explicit declarations, but rather through the harmonious resonance of our actions. This artistry of self-assurance is refined through the alchemy of engagement: through discourse, study, collaboration, and immersion in the communal experience of industry events. In the school of life, the most profound lessons are learned through direct experience. By embracing the journey of doing, we uncover the profound wisdom of how tasks are accomplished, and in turn, illuminate the path to personal excellence.

Existem tipos distintos de confian?a. A confian?a que você sente para iniciar uma jornada (mais relacionada à vontade de iniciá-la) e a confian?a de já ter percorrido um caminho, sentindo-se apto a se aventurar em outros. Ambos s?o importantes, mas n?o podemos confundi-los, nem permitir que o excesso de confian?a traga arrogancia ou soberba. Viva seu ofício, experimente, estude, pesquise, ERRE, CORRIJA, ADAPTE ou MUDE o que for preciso ao longo do caminho. Sua inteligência no percurso é o que aumenta a sua confian?a em cada nova etapa ou novo projeto.

When learning music composition, for instance, it's advisable not to wander mindlessly through an endless stream of online tutorials - this will neither give you a sense of accomplishment nor even a general understanding, as composition is just too vast a subject. First, pick a goal, such as trying to copy an aspect of a song and then only interrupt yourself by looking up the exact bits of information you are missing to achieve just that. It won't be easy, but you will progress much quicker and you will have a sense of accomplishment on the way, which will reinforce your aspirations and will make the whole process much more enjoyable and sustainable in the long run.

Streaming is a great way to perform regularly and comfortably. You might want to make and dissect a few videos first to see some obvious shortcoming of your production, but don't waste too much time doing that. Do as best a job as you can to improve the production in a few tries and move forward. Performance itself is the more important part, and you only get better at performing by performing.